ON THE FIRST COHOMOLOGY OF DISCRETE SUBGROUPS OF SEMI-SIMPLE LIE GROUPS.

ON THE FIRST COHOMOLOGY OF DISCRETE SUBGROUPS OF SEMI-SIMPLE LIE GROUPS.
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关于半单李群离散子群的第一上同调。

DOI:
10.2307/2373227
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发表时间:
1965
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
M. Raghunathan
M. Raghunathan
中科院分区:
数学1区
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作者:
M. Raghunathan

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介绍。令 G 为连通半单李群,r 为离散子群,使得商 G/r 是紧致的。设 po 是 G 的有限维表示。本文的目的是证明,对于一大类表示 po,r 的第一个上同调群,其系数在表示 pr 中(po 对 r 的限制)为零(精确的陈述,请参见定理 1)。我们的结果特别表明,如果 po 不包含 G 的平凡表示,并且如果 G 的简单分量不紧致或局部同构于 SO, (n, 1) 或 SU (n, 1),则第一个上同调群消失。即使 G 具有与 SOo (n, 1) 或 SU (n, 1) 局部同构的分量,我们也根据 po 的复化 p 的不可约分量的最高权重给出了上同调消失的充分条件。这些上同调群的重要性源于它们在变形理论中所扮演的角色;例如,当 poO 是伴随表示时,这些上同调群与李群离散子群的变形理论密切相关[6]。 A. Weil [8](另见[5]和[6])本质上证明了当 po 是伴随表示时,如果 G 没有紧致或三维分量,则该上同调群消失。这个结果是我们定理的一个特例(参见定理 1 的推论 1)。 Y. Matsushima 在[4]中处理了琐碎陈述的情况。
Introduction. Let G be a connected semi-simple Lie group and r a discrete subgroup such that the quotient G/r is compact. Let po be a finite dimensional representation of G. Our aim in this paper, is to show that for a large class of representations po, the first cohomology group of r with coefficients in the representation pr (the restriction of po to r) is zero (for a precise statement, see Theorem 1). Our results say in particular that if po does not contain the trivial representation of G and if no simple component of G is compact or locally isomorphic to SO, (n, 1) or SU (n, 1), then this first cohomology group vanishes. Even if G has components locally isomorphic to SOo (n, 1) or SU (n, 1) we give a sufficient condition for the vanishing of the cohomology in terms of the highest weights of the irreducible components of the complexification p of po. The importance of these cohomology groups arises from the role they play in deformation theory; for instance, when poO is the adjoint representation, these cohomology groups are intimately connected with the theory of deformations of discrete subgroups of Lie groups [6]. It has been proved essentially by A. Weil [8] (see also [5] and [6]) that when po is the adjoint representation, this cohomology group vanishes if G has no compact or three dimensional components. This result is a special case of our theorem (see Corollary 1 to Theorem 1). The case of trivial representations has been treated by Y. Matsushima in [4].